Face: the right cleansing for the summer

 The cicadas sing louder, the burrata undulates under the basil, the prosecco flows freely, the evenings stretch out, the beauty routines get shorter, we indulge in the voluptuousness of summer. It's time to swap your regular makeup remover, but maybe a bit boring, for a smoother version. Especially since the cleaning step is essential if you wear sun protection. Indeed, a simple rinse in the shower is not enough. A study published in January 2020 in the “Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology” confirms this: sunscreen must be removed using a specific product for the face, preferably oilytechnologyify. 

 When the UV protection is waterproof, the oil is the most effective. The latter also causes less irritations and feelings of dryness than conventional products. “The study was limited to a few products, nuance formulator Annalisa Branca (@skinperspective), we cannot consider that its conclusions necessarily apply to the entire market. What is certain is that you have to clean your sunscreen, formulated to form an adherent film on the skin, with something other than water. Efficiency also depends on how you clean it worldbeautytips.

 And, on the subject, schools diverge. One cleaning, or two? "What we call the whole market. What is certain is that you have to clean your sunscreen, formulated to form an adherent film on the skin, with something other than water. Efficiency also depends on how you clean it. And, on the subject, schools diverge. One cleaning, or two? "What we call the whole market. What is certain is that you have to clean your sunscreen, formulated to form an adherent film on the skin, with something other than water. Efficiency also depends on how you clean it. And, on the subject, schools diverg technologyford.

 One cleaning, or two? "What we call thedouble cleaning[carrying out a first cleaning with a greasy product, which is followed by a second with a foaming gel, editor's note] is not an absolute law, but it makes it possible to ensure that we have removed the maximum amount of 'impurities, continues the scientist. This is an imperative step because these particles can cause inflammation. This can make sensitivity or acne worse, for example. Anyway, the operation must be gentle techiesin

 the cleaning brushes - launched with a bang a few years ago - have fizzled out. It is now recommended to handle them sparingly, or even to avoid them. A study conducted in June 2020 in China (published in the "Archives of Dermatological Research") linked the excessive use of brushes (four times a week) to the appearance of rosacea in certain subjects. Short technologyies

FAT FOR EVERYONE!

Applying a rich product may seem counterintuitive in summer, but formulas incorporating vegetable oilsare your allies, especially if you use a regular classic cleanser. “I see a glaring difference between women who have used micellar water for a long time and those who do not. The former often have drier skin and they blush very quickly: they have become hyper-reactive, ”says facialist Delphine Langlois. When we have had acne, we tend to leak even the slightest drop of oil. “Skin with imperfections should instead be treated like sensitive skin,” says Marianne Brass, co-founder of the Oryza Lab brand. The priority is not to alter the hydrolipidic film and not to attack them. As the cleansing oil must be rinsed off, this is precisely the stage during which acne-prone skin can afford a richer texture. »As the only cleanser, it offers an oil compatible with all skin types, in which it slips a littlehazelnut oil, sebum regulator . In other words: forget the astringent reflexes. “The oil blends available on the market are not contraindicated for skin with imperfections, adds Annalisa Branca. Indeed, the fact of mixing several ingredients reduces the risk of obtaining a comedogenic formula. When using a pure oil, coconut for example, on the contrary, we increase the risk of causing pimples. "